Trailer review of Kya Delhi Kya Lahore.
Year
of 1947, proved to be the crucial one for Hindustan. Britishers played malice
games and divided Hindustan in two parts, India and Pakistan. The period of
partition was the fatal one as during partition many killings took place. This
was the incident which created two great enemies, India and Pakistan. Many
people suffered during this partition. Whoever wished to live in Pakistan, went
there and others remained in India. Those who migrated in both countries, were
known as refugees. India and Pakistan’s partition was a political game. It born
due to hunger of power and feeling of being ignored. Political leaders got
their share of fame and power, but what about the common man? Common people
suffered the most and pain of leaving everything behind pierced their heart and
life.
“Kya
Delhi Kya Lahore” directed by Vijay Raaz and produced by Karan Arora, is a story
of sufferings and feelings of two common soldiers, who have lost something in
this partition. The story is written by Aseem Arora. The movie stars Vijay Raaz, Manu Rishi, Raj Zutshi and Vishwajeet Pradhan in the lead roles. The story’s time period is
set in 1948, post-independence period, after one year of partition. This time
period was a war time, where, the inner frustrations of Pakistani and Indian
soldiers, came out. In this movie, we have got two soldiers, one soldier from
Delhi but now living in Pakistan and one from Lahore but now living in India. A
cross-fire erupted at an isolated stretch of Indo-Pak border, leaving these two
soldiers alive. Their efforts of survival demolishes the story of pride and
power, and starts story of humanity. From the trailer of the story we get idea
that in game of power and pride, Humanity was killed. Train stuffed with dead
bodies, properties looted and pain of labelled as Refugee, pierces heart. A
small warm talk with enemy soldier labels another as traitor of his country.
Apart from the heart touching story, movie is must see as Gulzaar sa’ab is the
presenter of the story, who considers movie ‘A Must See’. Gulzaar sa’ab’s
amazing poetry is also enjoyable, which makes tears roll down from our cheeks,
feeling the pain of partitions.
A
must see movie as it is the First Anti War movie.
You
can watch movie’s trailer here- http://bit.ly/KDKLTrailer
Music
here- http://bit.ly/KDKLMusic
And
Gulzaar sa’ab’s valuable remarks for the movie here- http://bit.ly/GulzarSaabOnKDKL
Sonal,
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